In Hollywood, when it comes to movie ideas, the motto seems to be "when in doubt, remake or reboot something." In the summer of 2015, one of those somethings will be another live-action re-imagining of the classic Peter Pan tale. Like Spielberg did with Hook, director Joe Wright will rely on a mix of big name A-listers and young up-and-coming actors to fill out the cast of Pan, an origin story movie about the boy from Neverland. Here's who will be playing the new versions of the classic...Read Full Story

(HBO)Contrary to what Rust Cohle might have you believe, time is not a flat circle when it comes to True Detective. As much as fans would like to see Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson don wigs and hunt down another Yellow King, it's not going to happen. The show will go on, yes, but it will do so with two new detectives played by two new actors. Since nobody in the digital age is good at waiting, fantasy casting #TrueDetectiveSeason2 has become its own meme, so we thought we'd get in on...Read Full Story

(Warner Brothers)Long story short: Deeply romantic and hugely funny, Her is a love story for the modern age.Her will remind you of: Being John Malkovich, Lost in Translation, Like Crazy Review: What's most brilliant about Spike Jonze's conceit, that a human could fall in love with an operating system, isn't the idea itself. It's how damned plausible he makes it seem. He does it in layers in his new film, Her. The environment is utopian Los Angeles where everyone walks around talking to...Read Full Story

(Universal | IFC Films | The Weinstein Co)Kick-Ass 2 Directed by Jeff WadlowStarring: Chloë Grace Moretz, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Jim CarreyKick-Ass was one of the surprise hits of 2010, an original and fun movie that no one thought would be worth seeing, but was. Now the sequel arrives and it's going to be hard to live up to the first one, especially with Wadlow (Never Back Down) behind the lens. Jim Carrey adds some intrigue but he's unrecognizable under a prosthetic...Read Full Story

Rooney Mara and Casey Affleck in Ain't Them Bodies Saints. (Photo courtesy of IFC Films) The Bottom Line See it?Yes. Why? Not a lot happens, but what does is so beautifully-crafted, it's impossible not to get caught up. This Bob Dylan ballad of a film, Ain't Them Bodies Saints, is writer/director David Lowery's modern vision of an old archetype: the star-crossed lovers western. The film does something interesting though. It strips away all the familiar elements of the genre and focuses...Read Full Story